hi all
i get the same output for both these commands in the git repository using
v1.5.0-rc3-1-ge4b0e4a.
# git show --unified=1 9299c4f147bcff603eef187eb04fe38153571d30
# git show --unified=0 9299c4f147bcff603eef187eb04fe38153571d30
in both cases, i get the following single line of context at the end of the
diff:
glossary.html : glossary.txt sort_glossary.pl
i'm also not sure the numbers in the '@@@' line look correct for
the 'unified=0' case...
the context at the top of the diff behaves as expected. i checked a few other
commits (merge and non-merge types), and they all behaved perfectly with both
unified settings. it's just this one commit that seems funny when
using --unified=0
can anyone reproduce?
ray